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Scientists Coax Colored Fibers From Silkworms by Feeding Them Dyed Leaves

Dec 10, 2013

Scientists have turned towards a new ‘greener’ dyeing method under which they coax colored fibers from silkworms by feeding them dyed leaves, as per a latest study conducted by the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research ...

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Modern Use of Cheongsam Made of Wool, Twill, and Other Materials

Apr 2, 2013

Modern use In the 1950s, women in the workforce in Hong Kong started to wear more functional cheongsam made of wool, twill, and other materials. Most were tailor fitted and often came with a matching jacket. The dresses were a fusion of ...

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The Introduction of Cang County Lion Dance

Dec 13, 2012

According to Annuals of Cang County, records and folklore, Cang County Lion Dance goes back to the Ming Dynasty. And it is very popular all over the country since it is ardent, naughty and vivid. Some of the lions’ heads are pasted by ...

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Peaceful Cart Was Popular in The Folk Activity of Zaohuo and Temple Fairs

Dec 7, 2012

Peaceful Cart,a folk artistic form of dancing and singing,was popular in the folk activity of Zaohuo and temple fairs in the Qing Dynasty.Peaceful Cart originated from the ancient entertainment of pushing the cart.And it developed to two ...

Tags: folk artistic form, Peaceful Cart, artistic form of dancing and singing

Fabric Art Is Mainly Prevalent in Northern Regions of China

Dec 7, 2012

As a folk craftwork in China, fabric art is mainly prevalent in northern regions of China including Shandong, Henan, Shanxi and Shaanxi Province. With cloth, silk, thin silk and satin as main raw materials, fabric art is themed with ...

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The Introduction of Sichuan Embroidery

Dec 7, 2012

Sichuan embroidery is an ancient handicraft handed down from more than 2,000 years ago in Sichuan Province, which is known as "the Land of Abundance." A piece of double- faced embroidery made by Ms. Kang Ning, a master of Sichuan style ...

Tags: ancient handicraft, "the Land of Abundance", embroidery

National Minorities Excel in These Crafts:on Clothings

Dec 6, 2012

The women of the national minorities excel in these crafts.Pringting and dyeing in either monochrome paper matrix printing or color-process block printing are two different methods.In Za Ran(tie-dyeing),sewn and folded designs are immersed ...

Tags: Clothings, Brocade, colored silk, cotton threads

Costumes of Bonan People

Dec 6, 2012

Influenced by the Mongolian nationality, early costumes of Bonan people were basically the same with those of the Mongolian nationality. Both men and women wore fur-lined gowns and various fur caps in winter, and lined gowns and tall flare ...

Tags: Costumes, Mongolian nationality, fur-lined gowns, fur caps

Ancient Times: Dresses and Personal Adornments

Dec 5, 2012

Chinese knots, an embodiment of the craftwork and wisdom of ancient Chinese civilization, are made by winding red cord to express blessings. It is metaphorically used to refer to man's multiplication. Characterized with complicated ...

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The Wedding Ceremony of Yi People Is Very Interesting and Bustling with Excitement

Dec 5, 2012

The wedding ceremony of Yi people is very interesting and bustling with excitement. When the young man and woman get acquainted and fall in love with each other and find each other congenial after their own hearts, the parents of the young ...

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Tujia Customs: "Wedding Tears"

Dec 5, 2012

One of the largest minority groups in China lives deep in the remote, mountainous region on the borders of Hunan, Hubei and Sichuan provinces. It is the "Tujia" (literally "Soil Family") ethnic minority. Among well known Tujia ...

Tags: brocade, minority groups, Tujia

The Shoton Festival Is a Traditional Tibetan Festival Held From The End of June

Nov 28, 2012

The Shoton (Xuedun) Festival is a traditional Tibetan festival held from the end of June of Tibetan calendar to the beginning of July. It is also called "Yoghurt Festival", for it means a festival to drink yoghurt in the Tibetan language. ...

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